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Safety ......................................................................................................................... 2
General Information .................................................................................................... 3
Transformer / Rectifier or Power Section.................................................................... 3
On / Off Control Section ............................................................................................. 4
Automatic and Manual Timer Battery Charger Troubleshooting ................................. 5
Manual Charger PN 56206975 ................................................................................. 16
Automatic Chargers PN 56206980 ........................................................................... 17
Manual Charger PN 56372945 ................................................................................. 18
Automatic Charger PN 56372947............................................................................. 19
Automatic Charger PN 56388109............................................................................. 20
Manual Charger PN 56372955 ................................................................................. 21
Automatic Charger PN 56395101 (replaces PN’s 56372947 & 56395347) .............. 22
Automatic Charger PN 56388502............................................................................. 23
Automatic Charger PN 56388120............................................................................. 24
Automatic Charger PN 56409494............................................................................. 25
Automatic Charger PN 56411058 ............................................................................. 26
Automatic Charger PN 56411643 ............................................................................. 27
Automatic Charger PN 56409788............................................................................. 28
Automatic Charger PN 56205983 (replaces PN 56206981)..................................... 29
Automatic Charger PN 56412272............................................................................. 30
Automatic Charger PN 56206973............................................................................. 31
Automatic Charger PN 56372203............................................................................. 32
Automatic Charger PN 56372190............................................................................. 33
Automatic Charger PN 56388119 ............................................................................. 34
Automatic Charger PN 56031407............................................................................. 35
Automatic Charger PN 56632342............................................................................. 36
Automatic Charger PN 56638431............................................................................. 37
Automatic Charger PN 56638436............................................................................. 38
Automatic Charger PN 56638439............................................................................. 39
Automatic Charger PN 56638440............................................................................. 40
Automatic Charger PN 56632293............................................................................. 41
Automatic Charger PN 56031403............................................................................. 42
Automatic Charger PN 56031405............................................................................. 43
Automatic Charger PN 56031408............................................................................. 44
revised 8/00
FORM NO. 56041170 / BATTERY CHARGER SERVICE MANUAL / PARTS LIST - 1
BATTERY CHARGER SERVICE MANUAL
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SYMBOLS
Nilfisk-Advance uses the symbols below to signal potentially dangerous conditions. Always read this informa-
tion carefully and take the necessary steps to protect personnel and property.
DANGER!
Is used to warn of immediate hazards that will cause severe personal injury or death.
WARNING!
Is used to call attention to a situation that could cause severe personal injury.
CAUTION!
Is used to call attention to a situation that could cause minor personal injury or damage to the machine or other
property.
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DANGER!
HIGH VOLTAGE! With the charger on, the internal charger capacitor voltage is approximately 650
volts.
WARNING!
Do not operate the charger if it is malfunctioning. Personal injury or property damage could result.
CAUTION!
To be able to use the troubleshooting guide safely and effectively it is important to read this manual
completely before beginning any tests.
Always unplug the electrical cords, first from the AC outlet and then from the charger receptacle
before attempting any repairs or service to the charger.
REPAIRS BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY. NOTE: Modifying this charger for use other than that
for which it was intended, repairs by persons not qualified, or not using original equipment replace-
ment parts will void the manufacturer’s warranty and liability.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The Nilfisk-Advance Battery Chargers are designed to recharge deep-cycling lead acid batteries. A
ferroresonant transformer is used to provide a highly reliable, line compensating unit with a minimum of
moving parts, designed for long trouble-free service. The chargers are constructed so that all parts can be
tested and replaced with basic hand tools. In addition, an analog multimeter of 10,000 ohms per volt sensitivity
or better is required.
The Nilfisk-Advance battery charger is comprised of two basic sections; the transformer/rectifier or power
section, and the on/off control section.
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The power or charging section consists of a transformer with its specified part number and rating capacitor and
rectifying diodes attached to a heat sink. The ammeter displays charging current and the fusing provides
electrical protection.
The transformer consists of primary coil or coils separated from the capacitor and secondary coils by a stack
of transformer grade steel pieces called a shunt pack. The transformer coils are wound with high temperature
double insulated magnet wire. The leads are covered with tan or black sleeving and all termination connectors
are crimped and soldered. The transformer must be properly connected in accordance with the correct wiring
diagram for each specific part number charger.
The capacitor functions in combination with the specific transformer to provide the correct charger output with
variation in AC line voltage. The correct part number and rating capacitor as listed on the parts list must be
used with the correct part number transformer and charger.
CAUTION!
Use only the correct part number and rating capacitor. Use of a different capacitor may result in
improper charging, capacitor failure, transformer burnout and / or battery damage.
The rectifier diodes are attached to a heatsink plate or bracket that is fastened to, but electrically isolated from,
the charger chassis. Connection points are provided on the heatsink assembly with diodes. One connection
point is to the heatsink plate itself or a tab attached to it, the remaining connections are to individual diode tabs
or leads. More than one lead can be attached to each connection point and the heatsink assembly with diodes
must be the right part number and connected in accordance with the correct wiring diagram for the specific
part number charger.
The ammeter needle deflects in response to current flow indicating charge current. Connections to the
ammeter terminals are either push on or with jam nuts. When tightening the jam nuts, insure the threaded stud
does not turn, or damage to the ammeter can occur. Use only the correct ammeter as specified in the appro-
priate wiring diagram and parts list.
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The ON/OFF control is provided by either a manually set hours of charge timer or the fully automatic battery
condition sensing electronic timer kit.
The, “Electronic Timer Kit”, consist of state of the art electronic circuitry on a printed circuit board contained in
a protective sheet metal housing.
The “Control Cable Assembly”, has a polarized edge connector that mates with the circuit board pads on the
rear of the electronic timer kit. The wires attached to the edge connector are the correct length, position and
color to be connected in accordance with the proper wiring diagram for each specific part number charger.
The “On/Off Control Relay”, responds to signals from the electronic timer kit to either turn the AC power on or
off to the transformer of the power section. The relay terminal nomenclature is printed on each relay case and
should be connected according to the correct wiring diagram for each specific part number charger.
The manually set hours of charge timer is a simple electric clock motor operated on/off switch that turns off
after the preset number of hours has elapsed. The push on connections are numbered and must be con-
nected according to the correct wiring diagram for each specific part number charger.
Proper functioning of the Automatic Battery Charger is indicated by the following sequence of events. Three to
five seconds after the DC plug is connected to the charger receptacle the control relay “clicks” on, the trans-
former hums and the ammeter registers proper charge.
Proper diagnosing and repair requires identifying the malfunction from the following list, performing the indi-
cated tests and repairing or replacing the malfunctioning items.
Relay does not “click” on when DC plug is Test for complete electrical connection to
connected to the charger receptacle. batteries / 1.
Test for proper functioning of automatic timer
components / 2.
Relay “clicks” on, but transformer does not Test AC power circuit / 3.
hum.
Transformer hums but charger output is low. Test Fuses and Diodes / 6.
Test Transformer / 5.
Charger does not turn off. Test Automatic Timer Section for “Does Not
Turn Off” / 9.
WARNING!
Do not touch the battery terminals or contacts on the charging plug. An electrical shock could result.
Proper functioning of the charger is indicated by the following sequence of events. When the timer knob is
turned to “ON”, the transformer hums and the ammeter registers proper charge.
Proper diagnosing and repair requires identifying the malfunction from the following list, performing the indi-
cated tests and repairing or replacing the malfunctioning items.
Transformer does not hum when the timer is Test AC Power Circuit / 3.
turned to “ON”.
Transformer hums but no ammeter indication. Test for complete electrical connection
to battery system / 1.
Test Charger DC Circuit / 7.
Test Fuses and Diodes / 6.
Test Capacitor / 4.
Test Transformer / 5.
Transformer hums but charger output is low. Test Fuses and Diodes / 6.
Test Transformer / 5.
WARNING!
Do not touch the battery terminals or contacts on the charging plug. An electrical shock could result.
A Measure and record battery system voltage at the battery posts of the machine. Connect the positive (+)
voltmeter lead to the positive (+) battery system post and the negative (-) voltmeter lead to the negative
(-) battery system post.
B Measure and record battery voltage at the charger receptacle. If no voltage is measured or the voltage
measured is lower than the voltage measured in step A, repair or replace connections to batteries in
machine.
C See Figure 1. With both the AC cord and the charging plug disconnected, remove the cover from the
charger. Connect the positive voltmeter lead to the same point inside the charger where the white (+) DC
cord lead connects. Connect the negative voltmeter lead to the same point inside the charger where the
black (-) DC cord lead connects.
D Connect the DC Output cord to the charger receptacle and record the voltage measured. It should be the
same voltage as measured in step A.
E If no voltage is measured or the voltage measured is lower than the voltage measured in step A, repair or
replace the receptacle, charger plug and / or the cordset and re-test.
A With both the AC cord and the charging plug disconnected, remove the cover from the charger. Verify
that the charger is wired correctly according to appropriate wiring diagram for the specific part number
charger.
A Measure AC line voltage at the outlet to be sure the correct AC voltage for the specific part number
charger is present (115 VAC, or 230 VAC). If the correct AC power is present, disconnect the AC plug
and the charging plug.
B Adjust the multimeter to the low resistance scale (R X 1) or use a low voltage continuity tester. Connect
the tester leads to the flat prongs on the AC plug.
• The circuit should be open before the relay “clicks” on and the circuit should be complete after the relay
“clicks” on.
C If the circuit does not test as described, individually check the AC cord, manual timer contacts, control
relay contacts, primary transformer coil(s) and all connections.
DANGER!
HIGH VOLTAGE! With the charger on, the charger capacitor voltage is approximately 650 volts AC.
Use extreme caution when working near the capacitor terminals.
WARNING!
It is possible for the capacitor to not be fully discharged. To test for this, adjust your meter to the
highest DC voltage scale and touch the test leads to the capacitor terminals and note the reading. If
the meter needle deflects in the wrong direction reverse the test leads and repeat. If the capacitor was
not fully discharged a voltmeter reading will indicate this. Continue holding the voltmeter leads on the
capacitor terminals until the voltage reading drops to zero.
A Using the analog ohmmeter adjust the scale to R X 10,000 (1 Ok) Ohms. Loosen the capacitor clamp
and carefully remove both transformer leads from the capacitor terminals so the wires do not break.
Touch the ohmmeter leads to the capacitor terminals and note the results. Reverse the test leads, repeat
the test and compare to the following:
• GOOD CAPACITOR: When the ohmmeter leads are connected to the capacitor terminals the meter
needle bumps up to mid scale and quickly coasts back to high resistance (∞).
• OPEN CAPACITOR: When the ohmmeter leads are connected to the capacitor the meter needle does
not move and stays at high resistance (∞). A bulge in the top of the capacitor may be visable if the
capacitor has failed “OPEN”.
• SHORTED CAPACITOR: When the ohmmeter leads are connected to the capacitor terminals, the meter
needle jumps to full scale, zero ohms and remains there.
CAUTION!
Use only the correct part number and rating capacitor as specified on the correct parts list for the
specific part number charger. The use of a different part number or rating capacitor may result in
improper charging, capacitor failure, transformer burnout, and / or battery damage.
5-TRANSFORMER TESTING
Testing the transformer consists of measuring the AC voltage across the transformer secondary leads that
connect to the diodes. This voltage is measured first with the capacitor disconnected and compared to the
voltage measured with a capacitor connected that has been tested and found good.
DANGER!
HIGH VOLTAGE! With the charger operating, the charger capacitor voltage is approximately 650 volts
AC. Use extreme caution when working near capacitor terminals.
A Disconnect the transformer secondary coil leads #1 and #4 (TAN SLEEVING) from the diode terminals.
Loosen the capacitor strap and carefully disconnect the transformer capacitor coil leads from the capaci-
tor terminals.
B Refer to the transformer test voltages diagram on the wiring diagram and parts list page for the specific
part number charger and adjust the voltmeter to an appropriate AC voltage range. Attach the meter test
leads to the identified transformer coil leads.
C Checking to be sure for personal safety, and that no leads have been accidentally allowed to short, follow
the instructions below to energize the transformer primary.
Jumper
Lead
Connected
Capacitor
Leads
Disconnected
Jumper Leads
D If the AC line fuse or circuit breaker blows, the transformer is shorted internally and must be replaced.
E Check the transformer secondary coil and capacitor coil voltage and compare to voltages on the trans-
former test diagram for the specific part number charger. If the voltages are substantially lower than
those shown, the transformer is shorted internally and must be replaced.
F If the secondary coil voltage and capacitor coil voltage check good, re-test the secondary coil voltage with
the correct capacitor connected. If the secondary coil voltage is the same measured with the capacitor
disconnected, the capacitor may be open, or the capacitor coil terminals may not be making proper
contact.
A Set the multimeter to the low resistance scale (R X 1 ) or use a low voltage continuity test light.
B Excessive heat due to a loose, corroded or distressed connection can cause one or both fuse assembly
links to melt and open. Fuseholders that are worn, corroded, bent or broken can result in an open circuit
even when a good fuse is installed. Isolate the fuseholder assembly electrically and test for continuity
with a good fuse installed.
C Electrically test and visually check the fuses and fuse assembly for continuity. A single blown fuse or
fuse link is normally caused by a short circuit failure of a single diode. When both fuses or fuse links are
blown, this is usually due to a reverse polarity connection to the batteries. Test the diodes and correct
the problem before replacing the fuse.
DANGER!
Replace the fuse or fuse assembly only with the correct fuse or fuse assembly. FIRE, PROPERTY
DAMAGE AND PERSONAL INJURY CAN RESULT IF THE CHARGER IS USED WITH AN INCORRECT
FUSE INSTALLED.
D To test the diodes, disconnect one transformer secondary coil lead (TAN SLEEVING) from the diode
terminal. Using the multimeter or a low voltage continuity tester, connect one lead to the diode heatsink
plate or terminal, and the other lead to a diode terminal (Fig. 6). Note the response and then reverse the
tester leads and check each diode again.
A Set multimeter to low resistance scale (R X 1) or use a low voltage continuity tester.
B Connect one lead of the ohmmeter or continuity tester to one of the DC charging plug contacts, and the
other to the remaining DC plug contacts and note the response. Reverse the test leads and note the
response again. The circuit should be complete in one direction only (Fig. 7 & 8).
FIGURE 7. Test charger DC circuit. The FIGURE 8. Test charger DC circuit. The
circuit conducts in one direction. circuit does not conduct in reverse
direction.
Note: When using a very sensitive ohmmeter, disconnect the control cable assembly edge connector from the
electronic timer kit.
C If the circuit does not conduct in either direction and the fuses or fuse assembly test good, individually
check the continuity of the DC output cord, ammeter, diodes and all connections.
D If the circuit conducts in both directions, a “short” exists in the charger DC circuit. First check the DC
output cord for a “short” between the two wires. Second, check if one or more of the diodes has failed in
the shorted mode.
This condition normally results if the charger is connected to a battery pack which is of lower system voltage
than specified in the operaters manual and / or the charger case.
CAUTION!
Do not connect the charger to, or attempt to use the charger on battery packs of different DC voltage
than specified on the front of the charger. Overheating and transformer burn-out will result.
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A Disconnect the AC power supply cord and the DC charging plug. Remove the cover and verify that the
control cable assembly leads are securely connected in accordance with the correct wiring diagram for
the specific part number charger.
B Using the test kit, check continuity of the green sense lead between the pad on the test kit in line with the
green wire and where the sense lead connects to the diode terminal. If the circuit is “open”, replace the
control cable assembly.
C Connect the charger DC plug to the charging receptacle and then the AC power cord to turn the charger
on. Remove the automatic timer kit retaining screws and carefully slide the kit out the front of the
charger. Disconnect the edge connector from the circuit board and note if the transformer hum ceases
and the ammeter drops to zero. Does the charger now turn off?
• CHARGER DOES NOT TURN OFF: The control relay has frozen “ON”. Replace the relay with the
correct part number as specified on the correct parts list for the specific part number charger.
• CHARGER TURNS OFF: The automatic timer kit is malfunctioning. Replace the automatic timer kit with
the correct part number as specified on the correct parts list for the specific part number charger.
BLK
2 DIODE
4 RED OR WHT +
1
1 TIMER 3 FUSE
6 AMMETER TO DC
5
2 PLUG
-
BLK
3
WHT
4
FUSE 6
AC
INLET DIODE
PLUG
CAPACITOR 1
2 3
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RED
BLK
ELECT. GRN
TIMER
BRN
2 TRANSFORMER DIODE WHT
RELAY +
TAN
7 6 TO DC
BLK
FUSE 5 PLUG
BLK BLK
-
WHT BLK FUSE
AMMETER
AC 1
INLET TAN 6
PLUG
4 RED 6
DIODE
BLK 5
4
3 CAPACITOR
GRN 2
BRN 1
AC TAN 4
INLET
PLUG
CAPACITOR
TEST POINTS
CAPACITOR COIL
* = Not Shown
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BLK
2 DIODE
4 RED OR WHT +
1
FUSE
1 TIMER 3 ASSY 6 AMMETER TO DC
5
2 PLUG
-
BLK
3
WHT
AC 4
INLET DIODE
PLUG
CAPACITOR 1
2 3
* = Not Shown
AC TAN 4
INLET
PLUG
CAPACITOR
TEST POINTS
CAPACITOR COIL
* = Not Shown
AC TAN 4
INLET
PLUG
CAPACITOR
TEST POINTS
CAPACITOR COIL
* = Not Shown
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BLK
2 DIODE
4 RED OR WHT +
1
FUSE
1 TIMER 3 ASSY 6 AMMETER TO DC
5
2 PLUG
-
BLK
3
WHT
AC 4
INLET DIODE
PLUG
CAPACITOR 1
2 3
* = Not Shown
AC TAN 4
INLET
PLUG
CAPACITOR
TEST POINTS
CAPACITOR COIL
* = Not Shown
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RED
BLK
ELECT. GRN
TIMER
BRN
2 TRANSFORMER DIODE WHT
RELAY +
TAN
7 6 TO DC
BLK 5 PLUG
BLK BLK
-
WHT BLK
FUSE AMMETER
AC ASSY
INLET TAN
1
PLUG
4 RED 6
DIODE
5
BLK 4
CAPACITOR
GRN 3
2
BRN 1
AC TAN 4
INLET
PLUG
CAPACITOR
TEST POINTS
CAPACITOR COIL
* = Not Shown
AC TAN
4
INLET
PLUG
CAPACITOR
TEST POINTS
CAPACITOR COIL
1 56388557 1 Capacitor
Test Capacitor Capacitor
2 56206919 1 Relay, 24VDC, 15 AMP
Position Disconnected Connected
3 56373066 1 Electronic Timer Kit
4 56373058 1 AC Cordset 14/3, 78", Molded Plug
Secondary Approx. Approx.
* 56373050 2 Bushing, 7W-2
Coils 55 to 65 VAC 83 to 97 VAC
* 56373073 1 Heatsink Assembly, With Diodes
5 56373070 1 Ammeter
A.C. Input - 120 VAC / 60HZ
6 56373074 1 Cordset, DC
7 56373071 1 Fuse Assembly
* 56206921 1 Test Kit, E.T. Bypass
* = Not Shown
BLACK
WHITE
YELLOW
4 SCR
8
RED
221-250
9
TAN
ORANGE
9
7
1
SETTING
WHITE
AC
WHITE
WHITE
FUSE 10 6
BLACK
5
WHITE
200-221
WHITE
11 4
SETTING YELLOW 3
SHOWN 12
BROWN 2
8 13 BROWN
6 2
TAN
1
14
ELECTRIC
WHITE
TIMER
JUMPER
4
CAPACITOR
TEST POINTS
CAPACITOR COIL
* = Not Shown
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ELECTRONIC TIMER
BLACK
RED
GREEN
2
TRANSFORMER DIODE
TAN RED OR
1 WHITE
+
1
3 2 FUSES TO DC PLUG 5
BLACK
BLACK
-
2
BLACK
4 3
AMMETER
6 1
DIODE
BLACK LOW BATTERY 4
VOLTAGE START
7 TAN
GREEN
SWITCH 3
115 VAC WHITE
INPUT CAPACITOR
PLUG
RELAY
TRANSFORMER TEST DIAGRAM
JUMPER
* = Not Shown
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ELECTRONIC TIMER 2
BLACK
RED
GREEN
RELAY TRANSFORMER DIODE
TAN
ORANGE
9 1 WHITE
+
CIRCUIT
BREAKERS TO DC
BROWN
2 PLUG 5
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK WHITE -
BLACK
BLACK 3
AMMETER
6 1
10
4 7 DIODE
4
8 LOW BATTERY
TAN
BLACK
VOLTAGE START
SWITCH
3
GREEN
WHITE CAPACITOR
115 VAC
INPUT
PLUG
* = Not Shown
HEATSINKS
SCR
ASS'Y
TAN
8 4
5 9 6 7 11
BLACK 2
10 12
BROWN
AC 13 BLACK (-)
FUSE 200- 220- -
8 219 240 14 SHUNT BLACK (+) TO DC
6
AC + PLUG
FUSEHOLDER
INPUT 4 OUTPUT
VOLTAGE RED BUSHINGS
9 9
OR RED
ADJUST ORANGE
WHITE
7
(220-240 WHITE 6
BLACK
SETTING
4 SHOWN)
BLACK 5
WHITE 4 ELECTRONIC TIMER
GREEN
INPUT YELLOW 3
CASE GROUND
BUSHING BROWN 2 3
INPUT INPUT VOLTAGE BROWN 1
CORDSET 200-219 OR 220-240 VAC
5
JUMPER
4
CAPACITOR
TEST POINTS
CAPACITOR COIL
POWER THERMAL
SWITCH PROTECTOR TRANSFORMER
BLACK
FUSE
GREEN CONTROL WHITE
BOARD +
WHITE
DC
AC OUTPUT
INPUT
BLACK -
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ELECTRONIC
TIMER KIT TAN
TAN
RELAY BLACK
DC OUTPUT POLARITY
RED POSITIVE: +, WHITE OR RED.
1 4 TAN NEGATIVE: -, BLACK
TRANSFORMER
DC CORDSET
1 SECONDARY 3 2 BLACK
WHITE OR RED (+)
PRIMARY +
BLACK
3 -
2
BLACK (-)
TO
GROUNDED TAN BATTERIES
WHITE
AC INPUT
TAN BLACK
GREEN
AC
CORDSET FUSE AMMETER
CASE GROUND ASSEMBLY
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CAPACITOR
HEATSINK ASS'Y W/DIODES
ELECTRONIC
TIMER ASS‘Y
TAN
TAN
TAN
BLACK
CABLE ASS‘Y
5
CONTROL
RED
TRANSFORMER
OUTPUT POLARITY:
NEGATIVE: -, OR BLACK
RED
BLACK
BLACK (-) OUTPUT TO
BUSHING BATTERIES
BLACK
PRIMARY
OUTPUT CORDSET
FUSE AMMETER
% ' ) * $ "
ASSEMBLY
AC INPUT
INPUT BUSHING BLACK OR BROWN
GREEN OR GREEN W/YELLOW
RED OR WHITE OR BLUE
INPUT
CORDSET
CASE GROUND
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CAPACITOR
HEATSINK ASS'Y W/DIODES
ELECTRONIC
TIMER ASS’Y
TAN
TAN
TAN
CABLE ASS‘Y
5
BLACK
CONTROL
4 TAN
3
RED
TRANSFORMER
OUTPUT POLARITY:
TAN NEGATIVE: -, OR BLACK
SECONDARY 3 2
POSITIVE: +, RED OR WHITE
RED
TAN RELAY +
-
BLACK BLACK (-) TO
OUTPUT
PRIMARY BUSHING BATTERIES
BLACK
OUTPUT
CORDSET
FUSE AMMETER
ASSEMBLY
7 9 A B 6 4
AC
INPUT INPUT
BUSHING BLACK OR BROWN
GREEN OR GREEN W/YELLOW
RED OR WHITE OR BLUE
INPUT
CORDSET
CASE GROUND
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CAPACITOR
HEATSINK ASS'Y W/DIODES
ELECTRONIC
TIMER ASS’Y
TAN
TAN
TAN
CABLE ASS‘Y
5
BLACK
CONTROL
4 TAN
3
RED
TRANSFORMER
OUTPUT POLARITY:
TAN NEGATIVE: -, OR BLACK
SECONDARY 3 2
POSITIVE: +, RED OR WHITE
RED
TAN RELAY +
-
BLACK BLACK (-) TO
OUTPUT
PRIMARY BUSHING BATTERIES
BLACK
OUTPUT
CORDSET
FUSE AMMETER
ASSEMBLY
7 9 A B 6 4
AC
INPUT INPUT
BUSHING BLACK OR BROWN
GREEN OR GREEN W/YELLOW
RED OR WHITE OR BLUE
INPUT
CORDSET
CASE GROUND
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CAPACITOR
HEATSINK ASS'Y W/DIODES
ELECTRONIC
TIMER ASS’Y
TAN
TAN
TAN
CABLE ASS‘Y
5
BLACK
CONTROL
4 TAN
3
RED
TRANSFORMER
OUTPUT POLARITY:
TAN NEGATIVE: -, OR BLACK
SECONDARY 3 2
POSITIVE: +, RED OR WHITE
RED
TAN RELAY +
-
BLACK BLACK (-) TO
OUTPUT
PRIMARY BUSHING BATTERIES
BLACK
OUTPUT
CORDSET
FUSE AMMETER
ASSEMBLY
7 9 A B 6 4
AC
INPUT INPUT
BUSHING BLACK OR BROWN
GREEN OR GREEN W/YELLOW
RED OR WHITE OR BLUE
INPUT
CORDSET
CASE GROUND
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CAPACITOR TAN HEATSINK ASSEMBLIES
WITH DIODES
ELECTRONIC
TIMER KIT TAN
TAN
RELAY BLACK
DC OUTPUT POLARITY
RED POSITIVE: +, WHITE OR RED.
1 4 TAN NEGATIVE: -, BLACK
TRANSFORMER
DC CORDSET
1 SECONDARY 3 2 BLACK
WHITE OR RED (+)
PRIMARY +
BLACK
3 -
2
BLACK (-)
TO
GROUNDED TAN BATTERIES
WHITE
AC INPUT
TAN BLACK
GREEN
AC
CORDSET FUSE AMMETER
CASE GROUND ASSEMBLY
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CAPACITOR HEATSINK ASSEMBLY
WITH DIODES
ELECTRONIC TAN
TIMER KIT TAN
TAN
RELAY BLACK
RED TAN
GREEN*
1
4
TRANSFORMER
DC CORDSET
1 SECONDARY 3 2
BLACK WHITE OR RED (+)
PRIMARY +
2 3 BLACK -
BLACK (-)
TO
GROUNDED BATTERIES
WHITE
AC INPUT TAN
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DIODE HEATSINK ASSEMBLY
CAPACITOR
ELECTRONIC
TIMER ASSEMBLY
TAN TAN
5 BLACK
CONTROL
4 RED
3
TAN
2 GREEN DC CORDSET
1
1 4
OUTPUT
ORANGE BROWN BUSHING
TRANSFORMER
+
-
RELAY
TAN SECONDARY 3 2
TO
BATTERIES
BLACK (-)
TAN
BLACK
BLACK
PRIMARY
GROUNDED
AC INPUT
GREEN BLACK
WHITE
AC INPUT
CORDSET BUSHING FUSE AMMETER
CASE GROUND ASSEMBLY
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POWER THERMAL
SWITCH PROTECTOR TRANSFORMER
BLACK
FUSE
GREEN CONTROL WHITE
BOARD +
WHITE
DC
AC OUTPUT
INPUT
BLACK -
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CAPACITOR TAN HEATSINK ASSEMBLIES
WITH DIODES
ELECTRONIC
TIMER KIT TAN
TAN
RELAY BLACK
DC OUTPUT POLARITY
RED POSITIVE: +, WHITE OR RED.
1 4 TAN NEGATIVE: -, BLACK
TRANSFORMER
DC CORDSET
1 SECONDARY 3 2 BLACK
WHITE OR RED (+)
PRIMARY +
BLACK
3 -
2
BLACK (-)
TO
GROUNDED TAN BATTERIES
WHITE
AC INPUT
TAN BLACK
GREEN
AC
CORDSET FUSE AMMETER
CASE GROUND ASSEMBLY
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POWER AC VOLTAGE *
SWITCH SELECTOR AC SHUNT DC
FUSE SCR OUTPUT
SWITCH BLACK BLACK WHITE
9 40 AMP
+
1 AMMETER
BLACK CIRCUIT BREAKER
BLACK 1b
10 BLACK
BLACK
-
1 BLACK BLACK
GREEN 2
1a BROWN 11
BROWN
YELLOW
WHITE BROWN
GRAY
TRANSFORMER
100-125 2b SCR
2 3 12
200-225
VAC BLACK RED
R 9
INPUT ORANGE
7
BROWN
AC BLUE
WHITE FUSE 4 6
WHITE BLACK
5
* SHOWN IN BLUE 4
100-125 VOLT YELLOW
3
POSITION 5 BROWN
2
BROWN 1
6
ELECTRONIC
7 TIMER
8
BLUE
NATURAL
BLUE
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CAPACITOR HEATSINK ASSEMBLY
WITH DIODES
ELECTRONIC TAN
TIMER KIT TAN
TAN
RELAY BLACK
RED TAN
GREEN*
1
4
TRANSFORMER
DC CORDSET
1 SECONDARY 3 2
BLACK WHITE OR RED (+)
PRIMARY +
2 3 BLACK -
BLACK (-)
TO
GROUNDED BATTERIES
WHITE
AC INPUT TAN
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DIODE HEATSINK ASSEMBLY
CAPACITOR
ELECTRONIC
TIMER ASSEMBLY
TAN TAN
5 BLACK
CONTROL
4 RED
3
TAN
2 GREEN DC CORDSET
1
1 4
OUTPUT
ORANGE BROWN BUSHING
TRANSFORMER
+
-
RELAY
TAN SECONDARY 3 2
TO
BATTERIES
BLACK (-)
TAN
BLACK
BLACK
PRIMARY
GROUNDED
AC INPUT
GREEN BLACK
WHITE
AC INPUT
CORDSET BUSHING FUSE AMMETER
CASE GROUND ASSEMBLY
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POWER AC VOLTAGE *
SWITCH SELECTOR AC SHUNT DC
FUSE SCR OUTPUT
SWITCH BLACK BLACK WHITE
9 40 AMP
+
1 AMMETER
BLACK CIRCUIT BREAKER
BLACK 1b
10 BLACK
BLACK
-
1 BLACK BLACK
GREEN 2
1a BROWN 11
BROWN
YELLOW
WHITE BROWN
GRAY
TRANSFORMER
100-125 2b SCR
2 3 12
200-225
VAC BLACK RED
R 9
INPUT ORANGE
7
BROWN
AC BLUE
WHITE FUSE 4 6
WHITE BLACK
5
* SHOWN IN BLUE 4
100-125 VOLT YELLOW
3
POSITION 5 BROWN
2
BROWN 1
6
ELECTRONIC
7 TIMER
8
BLUE
NATURAL
BLUE
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CAPACITOR TAN HEATSINK ASSEMBLIES
WITH DIODES
ELECTRONIC
TIMER KIT TAN
TAN
RELAY BLACK
DC OUTPUT POLARITY
RED POSITIVE: +, WHITE OR RED.
1 4 TAN NEGATIVE: -, BLACK
TRANSFORMER
DC CORDSET
1 SECONDARY 3 2 BLACK
WHITE OR RED (+)
PRIMARY +
BLACK
3 -
2
BLACK (-)
TO
GROUNDED TAN BATTERIES
WHITE
AC INPUT
TAN BLACK
GREEN
AC
CORDSET FUSE AMMETER
CASE GROUND ASSEMBLY
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